Paradise on Earth｜Must-visit Coron Island.

Here is a Coron Island travel guide: Preparation before the trip Documents: Apply for a Philippine visa and ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months. Also, prepare your flight itinerary and hotel booking confirmation to facilitate smooth entry. Clothing: Coron Island has a hot climate, so pack light summer clothes such as shorts, T-shirts, and swimsuits. Additionally, bring a sun-protective jacket and a light coat as it can get chilly at night or on the boat. Make sure to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat to protect your skin from the strong sunlight. Equipment: If you plan to go diving, prepare diving equipment such as a mask, snorkel, and fins. If you don't want to bring your own, you can rent it from a local dive shop. Bring a waterproof bag to protect your phone, camera, and other electronic devices. Prepare commonly used medicines such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, and mosquito repellent. Currency: Exchange some Philippine pesos in advance or bring US dollars to exchange locally. ATMs are available on Coron Island, but there may be a service charge. Transportation: Airplane: Fly to Manila first, then transfer to Coron Airport (Busuanga Airport) or Busuanga. The flight time is about 1 hour. After arriving at Coron Airport, you can take a taxi or book a hotel pick-up service to get to your hotel. Boat: If you are on another island in the Philippines, you can also choose to take a boat to Coron Island, but this method takes longer. Accommodation options Coron Town: Convenient location, many restaurants, bars, and shops, vibrant atmosphere. For example, Coron Sunlight Hotel, located by the sea, convenient for island hopping. The hotel has facilities such as a restaurant, gym, KTV, and swimming pool. Good value for money. Resort: If you want to enjoy a peaceful vacation, you can choose a resort on the island. For example, Two Seasons Resort, one of the newly renovated hotels in Coron, with complete facilities and free airport or Coron Town pick-up service. SUNLIGHT One Island One Hotel, with a beautiful environment, suitable for relaxation. Travel routes Island hopping: Route A (Kayangan Lake Island Hopping): Kayangan Lake is known as "the cleanest lake in the Philippines". The lake water is clear and blue, surrounded by steep limestone cliffs, with stunning scenery. You can swim, snorkel, and admire the beautiful underwater world. Route B (Beach Line Island Hopping): This route mainly visits various beautiful beaches, such as Banana Island. The island has white and fine sand, clear water, and is a great place for taking photos and relaxing. Route C (Luzon Shipwreck Island Hopping): Coron Island has over 15 WWII Japanese shipwrecks sunk by the US Air Force, making it a paradise for diving enthusiasts. Under the guidance of a professional diving instructor, you can explore these mysterious shipwrecks and experience the historical precipitation. Route D (Zoo Black Island Line): Visit the wildlife on Black Island, take photos with giraffes, and see rare animals such as Philippine mouse deer. Diving: In addition to the diving spots in island hopping, there are also some famous diving spots worth exploring. For example, Apo Reef, one of the top diving spots in the Philippines, is located far north of Coron Island. It takes about 4 hours by boat to reach, but the underwater scenery is spectacular, with high visibility and a variety of marine life. Other attractions: Cross Mountain: Overlook the panoramic view of Coron Island. There is a giant cross on the mountain, which is one of the landmarks of Coron Island. Maquinit Hot Spring: A saltwater hot spring in Coron Town, artificially enclosed. Relaxing in the hot spring during the day, and at night, the trees around the hot spring are decorated with star lights, creating a romantic atmosphere. Food recommendations Santino’s Grill: One of the popular restaurants in Coron Town, specializing in Filipino barbecue. Grilled pork ribs are the signature dish, attracting many visitors. Trattoria Altrove: One of the most popular restaurants in Coron and the entire Palawan, known for its traditional wood-fired pizzas. Inasaleatsco: A highly rated local restaurant on a certain map, specializing in various grilled dishes with rice and sisig (iron plate dish), affordable prices. Hermanos Tapas and Wine Bar: A good Spanish restaurant in town, owned by a Spanish resident. The food is authentic, but the portions are small.